Teacher Kills Rival and Burns Body in Ohio
Klumpp 34 a teacher told police she killed rival Martha Lou Bergen 32 after a quarrel over Bergen s husband She claimed self defense Prosecutor Mel Ruger noted the body was placed in a car luggage compartment taken to Lake Cowan state reservation 45 miles northeast of Cincinnati and burned Hunters found Bergen s body on November 1 The two women had recently separated their marriages and Bergen had worked for Norfolk Virginia newspapers in Norfolk Virginia
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Klumpp
Martha Louise Bergen
Tion
Cincinnati
Prospects Good For Space Accord At UN
United Nations observers see a strong chance for a unanimous UN General Assembly move to study peaceful space exploration. Soviet and Western delegates eyed a joint plan after Zorin proposed a new 11 nation study group to map a permanent cooperation framework. The US and 19 allies backed a temporary committee to explore an international space agency.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Srasala
U.S
Sovie
Valerian Zorin
Soviet Union
U.N. Disarmament Commission
Russia
U.N. Ces
United States
Associated Nations
UN Observers Leave Lebanon
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold announced the pullout of the U N military observer group from Lebanon amid a Lebanon United Arab Republic dispute. He cited a Lebanese request to drop a Security Council complaint filed last spring by President Chamoun against the VAR.
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United Nations, N.Y
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Lebanon
United Arab Republic
Hussein Queini
Security Council
Chamoun
VAR
Power Death Kept From Sick Mother Power's Death Kept From Sick Mother
Hollywood AP Tyrone Power will be interred near Rudolph Valentino's crypt, but his ailing mother will not be told of the death. The maid said news would kill her as the widow Debbie Minardos accompanies the body. Power's Catholic burial doubts are reported amid excommunications from multiple marriages.
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Hollywood
Tyrone Power
Rudolph Valentino
Power
Russ Colombo
Spain
Debbie Ann Minnardos
Powler
Minardos
Linda Christian
Annabella
Miss Christian
Paris
New York
Lloyd's of London
Berlin Air Corridors Spark East West Tension
East Germany signals likely seizure of the Allied air corridors used to supply West Berlin. Neue Zeit accuses the Western powers of cold war use and casts doubt on future surface routes, amid broader Soviet pressure over Berlin.
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West Berlin
East Germany
Neue Zeit
Nikita Khrushchev
Bulganin Ousted From Committee Amid Antiparty Ties
Bulganin dropped from the Communist Party Central Committee and from his regional post at Stavropol as part of Khrushchev’s purge of the antiparty faction. Once Khrushchev ally and former premier, Bulganin is said to be in frail health at 63 after resigning March 27.
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Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Stavropo
Khrushchev
Bulgania
Georgi Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
Lazar Kaganovich
Dmitri Shepilov
Bulganin
Mississippi Girl Holds Claim To The Moon
Charlene Majers, a Mississippi State geology student, is recognized by the U S Reclamation Bureau as owner of the moon after her mother filed a claim on October 14, 1950 in Tupelo. Her cousin Mitchell Heering reportedly owns Mars.
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Guntown
Miss
Charlene Majers
Moon
U. S. Reclamation Bureau
Katie Hopkins Majers
Tupelo
Miss Majers
Charlene
Mitchell Heering
Marine Corps
Mars
Mississippi State University
Starkville
Knoxville
Fugate Arguments Are Heard
Prosecutors and defense lawyers clashed in final arguments as Caril Fugate faces murder charges for aiding and abetting ex-boyfriend Charles Starkweather in one of 11 killings. She answered with evasive replies as the jury prepares to decide her fate.
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Lincoln
Neb
Charles Starkweather
Caril
Robert Jensen
Bennett
Net
Starkweather
Pretty Girl Teller Foils Elaborate Bank Robbery
Elaine Gooch a 20 year old teller at National State Bank thwarted Louis Cerruti s plan by quietly reading his note and triggering a police alarm after handing over 4000. Cerruti 33 claimed to represent a television show and was soon halted by two patrolmen at the bank door.
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Elizabeth
N.J
Louis J. Cerruti
Elaine Gaoch
National State Bank
Cerruti
Miss Gooch
Adele Gooch
Roselle Park
Thomas
Paul
Elaine
Two Survivors Found In Freighter Sinking
Two men were found alive after the freighter Carl D. Bradley sank in Lake Michigan near Gull Island. Unofficial tallies listed 18 bodies recovered with searchers continuing in 50 degree water in 60 mile per hour winds. The survivors were Elmer Fleming and Frank Mays of Rogers City Michigan.
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Charlevoix
Mich
Lake Michigan
Carl D. Bradley
Great Lakes
Gull Island
Christian Sartori
Elmer Fleming
Frank Mays
Rogers City
High Island
Shorth
Bradley
Verne Cole
Grand Rapids Herald
Coast Guard
Senators Hear Trucker Ties to Hot Cargo and Violence
Washington AP report outlines Senate Rackets Committee interest in hot cargo practices by Teamsters and alleged violence linked to truckers. Barry of Galoo Truck Lines recounts antiunion tactics that halved his business, while testimony cites bombings plots and taped conversations involving Teamsters leaders. The ICC ruled hot cargo illegal and witnesses invoked the Fifth Amendment.
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Washington
Des- Teamsters
Teamsters
Senate
Barry
Interstate Commerce Commission
Coffey Transfer Co
Alma
Neb
Robert F. Kennedy
John Bridge
Chicago
Motor Carriers Advisory Council
Bridge
Raymond C. Shafer
Shafer
Teamsters Local 657
San Antonio
Tex
William R
Buddy) Springer
Roy Gilbert
Gilbert
Springer
Texas Rangers
North Carolina Gains In Industry Says Hodges
Philadelphia AP Governor Luther Hodges reports North Carolina posted 361 new or expanded plants in the year ending June 30 with total investment of 243.8 million dollars and 18 294 jobs. He notes 225 million dollars in investments for 1958 and highlights the NC Business Development Corp providing long term loans to small industry.
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Philadelphia
North Carolina
Luther Hodges
Hodges
North Carolina Business Development Corp
Nee Poses
Gyro Jet aims civilian two seat helicopter by 1950s
Glendale firm Rotor Craft predicts a two seat Gyro Jet civilian helicopter sold around $5 000 within 18 months. It will have fold up rotors and drive on roads to heliports with top air speed near 100 mph and endurance about 2 1/2 hours. Ground travel speed up to 60 mph. Prototype within six months with 125 distributors and 6 500 orders first year.
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Glendale
Calif
Guilbert Magill
Rotor-Craft Corp
Magill
Navy
Hot Water Well Mystery Baffles R
Farmer Chalmer Lovdhal of Monmouth Illinois reports a 30 foot well that cooled water for 36 years but began warming last August and now sits at 101 degrees. University experts offered theories but no solid explanation while Lovdhal weighs moving away or using the heat for heating.
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Monmouth
Chalmer Lovdhal
Lovdhal
University of Illinois
State Health Department
Lord
Russell Lane
State Water Survey
Madison
Wis
Lane
Eisenhower Eyes Spending Cut for 1960 Budget
President Eisenhower aims to cut federal spending in the year starting July 1 below this year’s estimated 79.2 billion dollars, Rep. Joseph W. Martin Jr. reported after a White House breakfast. Martin said the President is determined to trim costs and avoid raising the debt ceiling.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Joseph W. Martin Jr
R-Mass
House
GOP
White House
Martin
Congress
Harold E. Stassen
Nixon
Hungarians Vote On Red Candidates
Hungarians snubbed 91 of the 89 192 candidates put forward by the Communists in a single ticket election for village councils. With only one slate on the ballot, scratching off names was the only way voters could show opposition to the Red regime.
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Budapest
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